Every calendar, one week
Google Calendar, Microsoft 365 and Outlook.com, iCloud, any CalDAV server, and public ICS links. Two-way: create an event in Alfie and it appears in your own calendar.
Alfie connects everyone's calendars, shows the family week in one place, and answers questions the way a good assistant would.
Free while in beta.
You
What's on my schedule today?
Alfie
You have a dentist appointment at 9 am and stand-up at 9:30. The rest of your day is clear.
You
When is Mia's football practice?
Alfie
Thursday, 5 to 6:30 pm. Sam is taking her.
You
When is everyone free this weekend?
Alfie
Saturday after 2 pm, and all Sunday morning.
Google Calendar, Microsoft 365 and Outlook.com, iCloud, any CalDAV server, and public ICS links. Two-way: create an event in Alfie and it appears in your own calendar.
Per calendar, per household: full details, busy only, or hidden. Work calendars start as busy only.
Parents add children as profiles and keep their activities on the family week. Later, a profile can become the child's own account.
Alfie sees only what each member shares with you, calls you “you”, and calls everyone else by name.
Create your household and invite the family.
Connect calendars and choose what each one shares.
Ask Alfie, or just look at the week.
Google Calendar, Microsoft 365 and Outlook.com, iCloud, any CalDAV server, and public ICS links. The first four sync both ways; a public ICS link is read and never written to.
Only events you create or edit in Alfie, and only in the calendars you imported. Everything else stays exactly as you left it.
Children need no account. A parent adds each child as a profile and manages that profile's calendars from their own account.
Alfie is free during the beta. After that a family subscription costs a base price for the household plus a small fee per member.
It takes about ten minutes, and it is free while Alfie is in beta.
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